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A $10 pillow may not last long while down-filled pillows can be expensive. Here's what you should consider
spoke with agree you can grab a decent pillow for $10 or less. Just don’t expect it to last. Nick Robinson, editor of sleeplikethedead.com suggests a good-quality, long-lasting pillow should run you between $25 and $100. If you’re bogged down by choices and just looking for the best deal, try a down alternative pillow. The polyester filling is more affordable than natural down and often machine washable, too. Robinson recommends the Hotel Luxury Reserve Collection brand. You can snag a set of down alternative Hotel Luxury pillows for less than $60 a pair.
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